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Sulphuricum iodatum (Sul-i.)

Sulphuricum iodatum (Sul-i.) appears in 92 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, none are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and none are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis lies on Fear and phobia with seven rubrics, plus Anxiety, Indifference, Restlessness, Voice and Confusion of mind with four each.

Duties and Indifference

The rubrics on household, domestic duties and habits are represented several times. Listed are Neglect of the household, Aversion to duties and Indifference to surroundings. The laziness concerns the accustomed housework.

Hurry, Restlessness and Fear

Hurry and haste occur at work and when walking. Restlessness is described with the compulsion to keep moving constantly. Fear, Anxiety and Starting on waking complete the picture.

Voice and Thinking

The Voice is listed several times, including as nasal and as a general complaint. The thoughts are described as tormenting and wandering, and mental exertion leads to confusion. Difficulty studying and Stuttering are added.

Summary

Sulphuricum iodatum is characterized in the rubrics by sense of duty, indifference, hurry and fear. Since there is no single-remedy rubric and no small rubric, the picture rests exclusively on common main rubrics that the remedy shares with many others.

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